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1/4 ambrotype of a woman reading a book
but when the war broke out he was working in far Northern Minnesota
Richard Beard (1801 - 1885) was more entrepreneur than photographer
Original 1920s photograph
Missouri papers spread on a table
Underground Railroad Smyth-Packard House Cabinet Card Maine History Rare Slavery coffin 1/4 ambrotype of a womanRare original cabinet card showing the Smyth Packard House in the 1880s. It is now The Bowdoin College Russwurm African American Center, located at 6 College St. in Brunswick, Maine . It was originally built in 1827 for Alpheus Spring Packard Sr., who in 1836 sold half to William Smyth. William Smyth was an abolitionist, education reformer & amateur architect, and used this home to hide slaves escaping to Canada. Packard was a professor for more than
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